Sledge /DO'D partnership at Leeds would be great.
btw I only saw last 30 mins of Arsenal v Leed and DO'D looked very good. Aidan White was playing left-midfield by the looks of things. Did OK, has a turn of pace.
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Sledge /DO'D partnership at Leeds would be great.
btw I only saw last 30 mins of Arsenal v Leed and DO'D looked very good. Aidan White was playing left-midfield by the looks of things. Did OK, has a turn of pace.
I'd rather him join Leeds. Chances are Jewell won't be around much longer, where will that leave Sledge...
How could you say that about Paul Jewell? He was afterall interviewed by Giles and Dunphy for the Irish job!!
Doesn't matter for whom he plays really so long as it's at a reasonable level (Championship and upwards) and is getting a regular game.
That was more than four years ago. Give it a rest.Quote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
Seems the move to Ipswich is not going ahead. Wonder if Leeds have actually put in a bid. Where is the Doc when you need him?
at the negotiation tableQuote:
Originally Posted by drummerboy
Leeds a better bet than Sicwhip...
Leicester want rid but Ipswich seem to be the only club interested. St Ledger isn't keen to move there as Paul Jewel's position is in question. Which is understandable. However if he doesn't move to Ipswich there is a real possibility he's played his last club game for this season.
Back in the starting lineup. Signs of reconciliation or a show of desperation from Pearson?
Leicester winning 4 0 at the moment. Sledge very accomplished. Not much to play against as Forest are dire. Reid legs look as though they are gone, some nice bits of skill but fitness not there. I'm a bit disappointed with Cunningham, doesn't looked very confident, hardly surprising playing in such a crap team. Very reluctant to get forward.
Seems to be getting a lot of praise on the LC forum:
St Ledger 8 - Looked the perfect partner for Mills. Always calm in possession and has good positional sense.
SSL -8
St. Ledge - 7 Considering all that has gone on, a very professional performance. Delighted for the chap.
SSL 8 - solid and clever.
SSL 9 - I've said it before and I'll say it again, he's been our best defnder when he's played, same again tonight.
Not bad at all by the sounds of things. I wonder if he is being given another chance there, or if he was looking to win over a few scouts. He is obviously not keen on Ipswich if that move has not happened yet.
Leicester wanted to keep him for at least the cup game, in case he was needed. Think he was told he could go after that. However, his performance last night could keep him there for a while longer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Philly
Looks like "the Doc" was flat out on that LC forum last night! Does that guy ever get a night off???Quote:
Originally Posted by Philly
Sledge starts tonight against Soton, much more difficult test than playing against lowly Forest. No Rickie Lambert but then again he wouldn't be his main worry anyway :cool:
The doc just skinned a full back and laid on a perfect cross for Mills to put Leicester 2-0 up within 25 minutes. Commentators raving about him.
Yep, very nice move from St Ledger...Southampton look lost in midfield without Lallana.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Well, much like against Forest, sort of hard to judge him again. Southampton really were atrocious in midfield and offered absolutely nothing going forward. Connolly was dropping deep in to his own half and far out on the wings just to get a touch while Guly do Prado (who St. Ledger was battling) was **** poor...they really missed Lallana today who was out with a groin injury. With that being said, St Ledger didn't really do anything wrong.
It will certainly be hard for Pearson to leave him out after his last two performances.
Rumours going around that Pearson is about to sign Wes Morgan. Could be bad news for Sledge in terms of starting regularly. He's not had great luck in securing a regular starting spot at Leicester.
I reckon he should still leave, Leicester still have him as being transfer-listed - http://www.thisisleicestershire.co.u...ail/story.html